northern stations indicated that they do not recommend amplification at the location at fort mason at the safeway and at lower hate between lower scott and buchanan. any sound systems must point away from residential buildings. the other two baby station and park station just says recommendation for approval and didn't indicate that they had any issues with specific location. so again, staff is recommending granteding this permit but with your consideration with some conditions related to live d.j.s or bands that area is within a hearing distance, if you will, and then the start time to be considered seriously. so pam is here and her assistant to answer any questions you might have about specific locations and then i'll just be happy to take direction, specific direction going forward to issue this permit. president roja: ok. commissioners, any questions? none? my question would be -- is it possible for your event to comply with the request from the different play stations that have made the requests? >> yeah, it is. definitely. no, we started putting -- we've got an application now f

so none of these media amplifications of him exist. all there is is newspaper coverage.which makes him loom even larger because he's sort of, he becomes a folk hero whose exploits are handed down from father to son, as it were. and in this cadre of sports writers who had seen him play. but he doesn't get the money someone like jack dempsey, red grange just ten years later another pro-football player, babe ruth, made fabulous sums of money, and he never hit that level. >> host: who was mrs. thorpe? >> guest: there was three mrs. thorpes. there was one of his classmates at carlyle, iva miller, whom he married -- >> host: white woman? >> guest: white. she claimed to be -- in order to get into carlyle, you had to have what they called a blood quantum, and they would measure it. this was a government-instituted thing. but because it was a school for indians, you were supposed to be american indian, and she fudged the records and got in but was not really indian at all. they divorced about 1924, '25, and he married frieda kirkpatrick who was much younger than he was. he had fo

so none of these media amplifications of him exist.ll there is, is newspaper coverage which makes him loom even larger because he's sort of -- he becomes a folk hero whose exploits were handed down from father to son and these cadre of sports writers saw. he doesn't get the money like jack dempsey 10 years later a collegiate who turns pro. they made fabulous sums of money. nobody made that kind of money. >> who was mrs. thorpe. >> there was three mrs. thorps. there was one of his classmates at carlisle, issa miller, whom she married. >> a white woman. >> she was white but she claimed to be indian. because it was a school for indians, you're supposed to be american indian. and she fudged the records and got in but was not really indian at all. they divorced about 1924, '25, and he married frieda kirkpatrick, who was much younger than he was. he had four children with the first wife. the first son died at age 3 and it was a horrible tragedy and i think affected him for the rest of his life. three daughters survived. second wife he has fo

i just looked at the press conference as an amplification. the newer stuff was that the fed does not like to talk about the dollar much. it is something that is left to the treasury. it sounded like the treasury secretary talking about how a strong dollar is in the interest of the united states and a lot have accused the fed a following policy that would make the dollar less valuable. and you just that at the press conference. >> did you hear anything in his first press conference, any more heightened concern, for example, about the rising gas prices? is that an area that you will be watching in terms of how the fed reacts to rising gas prices and other commodity prices? >> one thing bernanke was able to do, talking about gasoline prices, was clarify how he thinks about it appeare. for some, rising gas prices are inflationary. four other people, the greater impact is that it cuts into consumer spending power. depending on which of those two things you believe -- depending on how you see this situation, it argues for your policy outlook. when

i looked at it as an amplification. the newer stuff, the fed does not like to talk about the dollar much. that is something that is usually left to the treasury. in parts, bernanke almost sound like the treasury secretary, talking about the strong dollar is in the interest of the united states, and a lot of critics have accused the fed of making the dollar less. bernanke hit back against that in the press conference. >> did you hear anything in his first press conference, and the heightened concern over the rising gas prices? is that an area that you'll be watching in terms of how the fed reacts to rising gases? >> bernanke was able to clarify out how he thinks about it. rising gas prices are not a settled issue. some people think gas prices rising is inflationary, for other people a bigger impact is it cuts consumer spending power. every extra dollar you spend on the pump is a dollar that you cannot spend on a consumer good. depending on how you view that situation, it's sort of art use your policy outlook. bernanke, w

i looked at the press conference as an amplification. the newer stuff is the fed doesn't like to talk about the dollar very much. that's something that's left to the treasury. and in parts bernanke sounded almost like a treasury secretary, talking about how a strong dollar is in the interest of -- is in the interest of the united states and a lot of fed's critics is accused of following policy of making the dollar less valuable. bernanke hit back again in the press conference. >> well, a lot of inflation in particular. did you hear anything in this first press conference, did you hear any more heightened concern of, for example, the rising gas prices? is that an area that you'll be watching in terms of how the fed reacts to rising gas price and other commodity prices? >> well, one thing that bernanke was able to do, talk about gasoline prices today, clarify how he thinks about it. it's not in some sense rising gasoline prices aren't a settled issue in economic prices. some people gas prices are inflationary. other people they're a -- the